Manchester United say controversial ticket price increases are part of the club's efforts to put themselves in a stronger financial position.

Last week Manchester United announced the decision to raise the price of home tickets to £66 a match - with no concessions for children or pensioners - before angry fan groups protested during the wee

Manchester United have been branded “offensive” for hiking ticket prices while the season is underway and using financial regulations as an excuse. The Manchester United Supporters Trust (MUST) also criticised the club for failing to consult fans on a move that eliminates concessions for children and over-65s.

Supporter groups accuse Manchester United of exploiting their fans after taking a mid-season decision to raise matchday ticket prices.

Premier League supporters will be joining forces on Sunday to protest against rising ticket prices before Manchester United vs Everton and Liverpool vs Man City

While Manchester United were preparing to host Everton at Old Trafford, their fans took the opportunity to make their voices heard over the ticket prices row.The hierarchy has recently decided to

Manchester United fans turned against co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe during a protest at Old Trafford against rising ticket prices.

Fans from both Liverpool and Manchester joined forces on Sunday to protest against ticket price increases. Manchester United and Everton were together in arms prior to United's 4-0 win in a demonstration against hikes amid recent changes from the Old Trafford hierarchy which will see new tickets for children and older fans rise to £66.

MANCHESTER UNITED HAVE told supporters that controversial ticket price hikes are part of wider measures aimed at putting the club “on a stronger financial footing”. Last week the club communicated the mid-season decision to raise prices of remaining home tickets to £66 (€80) per match,

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